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Can You Take a Photograph Anywhere?
Interesting, and scary piece from the New York Times about the increasing trend of treating Photographers as criminals
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The Advantage of Nikon1's 2.7X Crop Factor For Nature Photographers
Cool video showing a nature photographer using a Nikon J1 with standard Nikkor lenses to get really close to subjects
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Sony RX100 Is a Pocket Camera a Pro Can Love - NYTimes.com
David Pogue loves the Sony RX100. I can’t wait till this gets released over this side of the pond. Sony could really be on to a winner with the RX100.
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Almy releases Whitepaper on the current state of Image Licensing
This is a very interesting read. If you sell images online you should read this
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Sony Introduces the Cyber-shot® RX100. A very interesting new compact camera with a large 1” sensor.
(via Introducing Sony’s new flagship compact camera & waterproof Handycam® « SONY make.believe)
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Sony RX100 with 1 inch sensor leaked.
An interesting idea. A Nikon 1 sized sensor in a compact body. Looks like a combination of the Nikon 1 and the Canon S100. Could have potential.
Mirrorless Rumors has the full scoop.
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How to get the most out of your Fuji X Pro1 for street photography
Mike Kobal gives some great tips on how to get the most from your x-pro1 for street photography.
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DP Review reviews Nik's Snapseed for mac
I have the iPad version of this and it’s great. I must get the desktop version too, as this review makes it sound really impressive.
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30 Street shots with Fuji X-Pro1
An amazing series of images by Stephen Geyer.
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Leica’s fame was built on the work and celebrity of Henri Cartier-Bresson. However, I cannot imagine it would please HCB to see the “luxe” direction Leica is taking. Bresson believed in the power of photography. Before his death, he created a photographic center in Paris to encourage and exhibit the work of photographers, mostly Leica photographers. If he were alive today, I have to believe he would urge Leica to invest a little more in the future of cameras as “working tools” rather than in the future of cameras as “investments.
Interesting point of view from Imaging Resource. It’s worth reading the whole article. -
Adobe makes Lightroom 4 available on Mac App Store
Ok, I’m a little late with this one, but Adobe have brought Lightroom to the Mac App Store. While I know the store has its critics it has numerous advantages, including ease of instillation and updates, as well as being able to use the software on multiple macs.
